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3.38 Ct. Pink Spinel from Tanzania
Item ID: | K2935 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.5 Width: 8.4 Height: 4.26 |
Weight: | 3.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $2,550 |
This exquisite transparent pink spinel from Tanzania weighs 3.38 carats, and measures 9.50 by 8.40 by 4.26 millimeters, presented in a classic emerald cut with a faceted pavilion that emphasizes clean geometry and controlled light return. The color registers as medium intensity pink, a balance that allows the gem to show lively saturation without overpowering brilliance, making it a versatile choice for both statement and everyday jewelry. Clarity is graded very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which for the educated buyer means the stone exhibits only the most minor of internal characteristics that do not detract from its visual appeal or structural integrity. The polish is excellent, ensuring smooth facet junctions and sharp facet outlines that maximize the stone face up, and importantly this spinel has received no enhancement, preserving its natural optical properties and appeal to collectors who prioritize untreated gems.
From a gemological standpoint this spinel represents a rare and sought after combination of color, clarity, and cut. Spinel is a durable gem with a hardness that makes it suitable for rings and daily wear, and the emerald cut in this instance has been executed to yield a clean, elegant look that highlights table clarity and the stone natural color. Tanzanian spinels are recognized in the trade for producing fine pink and red material, and the documented origin adds provenance that serious buyers value. Because this stone is untreated, it carries additional market significance for buyers who understand the premium assigned to natural color. The excellent polish and careful faceting demonstrate quality lapidary work, and collectors or designers will appreciate the consistent tone across the gem surface and the way light plays through the pavilion when the gem is viewed at different angles. For those who require formal verification, The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with independent laboratory documentation and high resolution imagery to support appraisal and insurance needs.
Ethical sourcing is central to the appeal of this piece for a conscious consumer, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind responsible procurement practices, working only with vetted partners who demonstrate fair labor practices and transparent supply chains. This particular spinel was sourced from Tanzanian artisanal operations that adhere to community based standards, and where possible our partners invest in local initiatives that improve mining safety and economic outcomes, while minimizing environmental disturbance through targeted extraction methods. By choosing an untreated Tanzanian spinel from The Natural Gemstone Company, buyers are acquiring a gemstone with clear geographic and ethical provenance, a gemstone that can be paired with recycled metals or conflict free settings to create an heirloom quality piece with a lower environmental footprint. For the discerning collector this spinel offers both aesthetic distinction and responsible sourcing, a combination that fits well into a conscious wardrobe or curated investment collection, and our team is available to discuss bespoke settings, certification options, and care instructions to ensure the gem remains a lasting and valued part of any jewelry repertoire.























